Charlotte Hornets

A trade idea would send Milwaukee's Myles Turner to Charlotte for Grant Williams and Ryan Kalkbrenner.

Charlotte signed guard/forward Kobe Stewart to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract, waiving guard Jarkel Joiner in the process, per Hoops Rumors.

Orlando has signed guards Malaki Branham and JD Davison to Exhibit 10 contracts for training camp, the team announced. Branham was waived by Charlotte in February after stops in San Antonio and Washington, while Davison was cut by Houston last month following two-way stints in Boston and Houston.

Chicago's summer featured a two-year, $44M deal for Norman Powell and a four-team trade bringing in Nic Claxton from Brooklyn, sending Mouhamadou Gueye to Charlotte.

Charlotte signed guard Jarkel Joiner and waived Kyle Mangas as part of its ongoing churn for the last spot on its 21-man offseason roster, Hoops Rumors reports. Joiner, undrafted out of NC State in 2023, spent last season with the Raptors 905, averaging 10.9 points and 3.6 assists on 44.6% shooting.

Charlotte announced the signing of Kyle Mangas, without disclosing terms. The 27-year-old guard averaged 17.1 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 45 G League games for the Austin Spurs last season, shooting 39.9% from three, and also played briefly for Chorale Roanne in France.

Charlotte has signed guard Kyle Mangas and waived Trey Townsend, per the team. It's the second such swap in two days, after the Hornets waived Josiah Allick to sign Townsend on Tuesday, using their lone open offseason roster spot to rotate players through ahead of training camp.

The Hornets signed forward Josiah Allick on an Exhibit 10 deal and waived him less than a day later, then did the same with Trey Townsend.

A hypothetical trade floated would send Miles McBride to the Hornets for center Moussa Diabaté, with no indication the two sides have actually discussed it.

Charlotte waived Josiah Allick just days after signing him and replaced him with forward Trey Townsend on a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 deal, according to Rod Boone of The Charlotte Observer.